Friday 20 November 2009

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Welcome to the new, online incarnation of the Spectator Wine Club - bigger, better, bolder and more exciting than ever. Here you'll find exclusive content to satisfy even the most ardent of wine buffs. There are feature articles, tasting notes, insider tips from wine-sellers, and even a discussion board. So uncork a bottle, get your keyboard and mouse at the ready, and let's delve into the world of wine.

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Offer of the month - November 2009

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What happens when a sommelier opens his own restaurant?

Thierry Tomasin is one of the UK’s top sommeliers who has worked long and hard at Le Gavroche and Aubergine. In 2007 he opened his own restaurant near Hyde Park called Angelus. Henry Rymill went to see him about owning a restaurant, being a sommelier and what he likes to drink.

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Bankers’ bonuses are back up to what they were, and no doubt they are once again buying Pétrus, Mouton Rothschild, Le Pin and so forth at several thousand pounds a bottle. More fool them. At The Spectator Wine Club we can offer first-rate wines for much less than those absurd, show-off, Russian oligarch prices. The wines are not quite as scrummy, perhaps, but on a value-for-money scale they are probably 150 times better. These are wines which will bring you real pleasure at very moderate cost. 

 

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